I thank you Brawlmaster for all the videos you have made. Been watching since the 08 days and haven't gotten tired from them. You are a creator that shares a lot of common interests with me, such as Smash, Mario, Kingdom Hearts, Avatar, Steven Universe and so on! To me that made me want to express my opinions and views to other people and I made friends because of my own interests and being able to expand on that. You were like an inspiration to me and I can't thank you enough, I will defineatly be looking forward to that Mario Odyssey video! P.S. I noticed the Kingdom Hearts and Fire Emblem music in the background, watch out for some questions on Twitter!
I feel very honoured to see my question be the last one answered on Brawlmaster Unscripted. I've never appeared in BMU (Never asked a question as I didn't think I'd be able to ask anything interesting) so to see the series end on my question when I wanted to think of the most meaningful one to ask for the last instalment of BMU has definitely made my day as someone who's watched your videos throughout the past 10 years. I'm so glad to hear the Mario Story video to be the one your most proud of as that's one of my absolute favourites you've made! It exemplified why your one of my fav ppl on RU-vid for how calm and composed your voice delivery was when you gave your points about story in the Mario franchise. They were also interesting, well thought out points when bringing up examples from other franchises and how it could be executed without compromising its gameplay integrity. I seriously cannot wait for your Analysis on Super Mario Odyssey knowing how passionate you are about Mario, how Odyssey turned out and how you could express your thoughts on the 3D Mario game I just know you were waiting for. I'm sure it'll end your RU-vid video-making journey on a high note :)
Wow, Thanks for answering my question here, and thank you for putting that reaction video there in the description. Even if it's hard to hear you in all the Skype lag, and its only the highlights, it's still a good reaction video with some added flavor to it, and it's something that has your reactions to show how excited you were for the characters and for Smash Ultimate. I hope you do well for what you choose to do in the future, and I hope you have fun in doing so.
This series has been great from beginning to end. I really enjoyed listening to your opinions, thoughts, etc. Looking forward to your Super Mario Odyssey video.
Thanks for answering my question, I'm glad to get featured on the last 2 episodes of Brawlmaster Unscripted. I definitely agree with what you said on Nick nostalgia. A lot of Nicktoons haven't aged well and most of the 2000s Nicktoons were better. I feel like this similar issue applies to Cartoon Networ''s early shows(Dexter's Lab, Johnny Bravo, Cow & Chicken, I Am Wesel, and OG PPG). With those shows, you can tell how limited they were due to them being made by Hannah-Barbera before they closed down. When you compare something like Cow & Chicken to Gumball today, you can tell what's more thrilling. I'm not saying 90s shows are bad, it's just they don't have the same enjoyment as current animated shows. All though like I said, a couple 90s shows do hold up(Ed, Edd & Eddy, Courge the Cowardly Dog, Hey Arnold, etc). Nostalgia does get annoying sometimes when people just say ''90s shows are way better than new shows!!!''. What else can you do them?
Thank you for answering my question, all of the questions I've asked you in this series. I've also been following you since the brawlmaster08 days, so for like a decade now. I feel like I've grown up with you in a way, because like you I was a moody tween who grew into enjoying more quality content. But I've loved Nintendo this whole time, too. Thank you for making videos; it's been good.
Thank You so much for answering my Question, Sorry it was a little long and a mouthful. It's honestly bittersweet that this is the last episode of Brawlmaster Unscripted and the second to last video to be uploaded on your Channel. I was someone who had been subscribed to your Channel for at least 5 years and enjoyed your videos whenever you uploaded, and now it's ending which I never saw coming. I kinda wish you would have stayed for just a little while longer before putting up the video announcing your retirement of your channel, but all things must come to an end, and I understand the reason you wanted to retire the channel to pursue other things. I sincerely want to wish you good luck on any and all of your endeavors, future or otherwise you have. I hope you will do well and succeed in all of them, but most of all I hope you enjoy and have fun in them. Thank you for the great content you have made over the years and having an impact on my life.
Wowie! My question was answered this time! =D Lmao as someone who grew up with Crash I got used the N-Sane Trilogy pretty quickly, but I can see how someone who didn't grow up with them would struggle, especially with the first game as that is the hardest of the bunch. (Two and three aren't as hard, especially three since it gives you powerups after defeating each boss.) PS: When you get back to playing the game, good luck with some of the later levels, like the High Road from Crash 1, or Cold Hard Crash from Crash 2. ;)
Hey! I posted a comment on your announcement video, but it was 2 months late and I'm not sure if you saw it. I won't repost that whole comment here, but I wanted you to know what a great ride it's been, watching your content since 2009. Your transition from BM08 to BM012 got me thinking about myself, and that helped me move past my angsty ranting phase and become a more mature and positive person too. I've always felt like we had a lot in common (general personality, passion for gaming/Nintendo, similar thoughts on certain topics), and hearing about how you graduated and got a job gives me hope that I can do the same. Despite never speaking, you and your content have been really special to me. Thank you for these past 9 years, and good luck in life!
As a die-hard Crash Bandicoot fan myself, I can respect you struggle with the N-Sane Trilogy. If you want my advice, start with the 3rd game, then the 2nd, then the 1st. In terms of difficulty: 3rd game = easy, 2nd game = medium, and the 1st game = hard. I'm pretty sure you were aware that the 1st game only let's you jump, spin, and invicibility as your only means of attack. But the 2nd and 3rd game gives you the following: -X = jump -Square = spin attack -Circle = slide attack -X then Circle = body slam (similar to ground pound from the Mario games) -Circle then Square (while sliding) = slide spin -Circle then X (while sliding) = long jump (this is not the same as the one in the 3D Mario games) -Circle = crouch -Circle + D-pad = crawl -Holding Circle while pressing X = high jump (similar to Mario's backflip) You can also unlock power ups after defeating a boss (This is only exclusive to the 3rd game): -Super Body Slam: increases body slam shock wave -Double jump: I think this one is pretty obvious -Super spin: Press Square rapidly to spin longer; you can also use it to hover in mid air for a short period of time -Bazooka: Let's you shoot enemies in your path; you can also use it to collect wumpa fruit (apples) from a distance, which is kinda similar to pointing the Wii remote cursor to collect star bits in the Mario Galaxy games -Sprint shoes: let's you run faster; this power up is useful for the time trial missions; it also exists in the 2nd game too Hopefully this comment clears your doubts when ever you pick up the game again. Believe me, I understand how you feel. When I played the Mario Odyssey demo at Best Buy, the controls were hard to get used to because I'm so used to Mario 64 and the Galaxy games. Don't get me wrong, Cappy is a great edition to the 3D Mario line up, but in all honesty, I miss the spin attack that Galaxy had to offer. Throwing Cappy, just to double dive, felt very complicated for me. I also never found rolling to me useful because I would always long jump inorder to make Mario move faster
Eyyy, look who's in the thumbnail. :P Thanks for answering my question man. I was debating whether or not to swap out that question for a different one before this episode came out. One that would be better suited for a finale episode like this one. Luckily, someone else already asked one, so yay! :D Looking forward to the Mario Odyssey review, and best of luck on your future endevours! Also, glad to hear you still like Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time. Fans of that game are a rarity to come by. So much so, that sometimes it feels like I'm the only one who actually LIKES that game. :P
As someone whose been watching you since the BM08 days, it was cool to finally have some sort of connection here, even if I know I could've asked a question years ago and gotten it in. As for pestering CJ to get you back on Smash Chat, I mean, I'm trying to get on it rn, so you don't really have to worry about it. I've been watching him almost as long as you, so I would never even considered being a jerk about that.
I've only played Persona 5 and a little bit of 4. 5 absolutely blew me away; easily one of my all-time favorites. You don't need to the other Persona games to play 5. Never played the mainline SMT, though, but I don't think you need that to get into P5 either. P5 is chock-full of symbolism from religion and mythology with Jungian concepts and great characters and a dense, relevant story with TONS of social commentary. Also has a very strategic and satisfying turn-based battle system. Highly, highly, HIGHLY recommend you give Persona 5 a try.
Hey man! Thanks for answering my question, I didn't mean to call you a fanboy NOW. I'm just talking about back in the day when the whole community had Nintendo profile pics lol. I just wanted more than 1st party games because the online experience is important to me, and I remember the Wii didn't even have gamertags, you had to add people by friend codes. It just wouldn't have made sense for me to buy a family console when all my friends had Xbox's. But it's good to hear from you again! My old name was Raider6604 if you remember me.
My pleasure. Sorry my answer was all over the place. I had a feeling you weren't calling me a fanboy now, but I was worried my answer was so jumbled up that it might appear I was assuming otherwise. Nintendo definitely lacks quite a lot in the online department so I wouldn't blame you for going elsewhere. Your name sounds familiar. It's good to hear from you again =)
